r/Retro is a subreddit with 64k members. The community frequently discusses retro, nostalgia, movies, music, and technology, and the most common flair used is video games, music, entertainment, hidden gems, and movies.
This subreddit is for all things retro.
Popular Topics in r/Retro
#1
Retro
63 posts
#2
Nostalgia
29 posts
#3
Movies
17 posts
#4
Music
15 posts
#5
Technology
13 posts
#6
80s
13 posts
#7
Video Games
12 posts
#8
Vintage
12 posts
#9
Collectibles
11 posts
#10
Tv
10 posts
Flair Used in r/Retro
#1
Video games
: "Retro Game Collection!"
19 posts
#2
Music
: "Me and my girlfriend dancing to some rockabilly music"
8 posts
#3
Entertainment
: "The GLORIOUS Tangerine Clamshell!"
5 posts
#4
hidden gems
: "Found this hidden gem in my fathers old PC"
4 posts
#5
Movies
: "Star Trek IV The Voyage Home Is Returning To Cinemas UK!"
4 posts
#6
Vintage Ads
: "1978 General Mills Trix Cereal "a baby - Star Wars Creature Stickers" TV..."
3 posts
#7
Internet
: "I created a web portal in a 90s style"
2 posts
#8
Fashion
: "Retro vibes found at the goodwill!"
2 posts
#9
Technology
: "Found these old computers in an abandoned asylum"
1 post
#10
Literature
: "Does anyone else go retro when reading"
1 post
Member Growth in r/Retro
Yearly
+29k members(86.0%)
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Last updated: September 21, 2026